Anyone remember the old days

Deceptistar - Sanctuary wrote: »

Good god, IF in a situation the map reset, what kinda demented leader would bid on a land thats already bidded on, when thers 30+ open land vs PvE >.>;;;

In order to declare war on a territory, there are certain requirements that must be met by your guild.
Rules for Declaring War:
1. Your guild can only attack one territory per week.

The "best opportunity to control land" would literally apply to any fac that has manpower vs the TW PvE's. Even if the bigger facs decided to claim land from other facs on a map reset (to minimize opponents gain), the other facs still get a decent gain from the new PvE territory they decide to attack next week (gain 1 loose 1) This gives a good time for connections to grow and pple to jump facs again, not to mention that 'hostile' facs (the ones that would attack owned land while there is free land still available) will tend to lean toward a negative name.

Atm no land is open so fighting to take a land that is owned is well, natural. But if in the case all land is free, currently big facs CAN monopolize it by attacking owned land by smaller facs rather than free land, but pple will defiantly look at them in a different light if that happens.

noooo, i mean that leg and nef will be able to eventually snuff out most of the smaller faction again. so that is what i meant by nef and leg represent the best chance to conquer the map again. and i know there will be other faction who can take the map. but non will have the ability to defend against leg and nef when there are no more lvl territory to take. there is a possibility of a minor faction will be able to hold a good amount of land but honestly speaking what are the chance of them holding out against leg or nef in the long run?

Deceptistar - Sanctuary wrote: »

Basically all you have to have in PWI is a decent lvl, decent reputation, and a active playtime. If u did something wrong, you can just start again.
If u think thats as easily done out of game, enough to state that as a reason, you seriously need a reality check. Maybe you are narrowing your view too much with the mid social class and ignoring the 3rd world countries, they are part of real life too.

obviously the real life is pale comparison to pwi but the general outline still stands. of course it isn't as easy in real life to change country, but it isn't exactly impossible and honestly if pwi made it just as hard for people to switch faction, it might as well be called second life instead of a game. but that doesn't mean it's impossible to do it either in real life. work hard and make the right decision and you can go anywhere. with the only difference being there is a time limit on real life.

btw i'm from a second/third world country, so please don't talk to me as if i don't know how hard is it to get into another country. since i'm already made it to US.

Mad_Doc - Sanctuary wrote: »

HAHAHA. Man I LoL at this statement. What country do you come from? US or UK? As long as you have something to offer? Look I don't know how much life experience you have outside of your city, but immigration don't work like you said. That working visa isn't a security to citizenship (you have to leave the country after your contract expires) and the only people able to freely move are people in the US and UK. I don't see engineers from Thailand, Africa, etc.. able to get citizenship in UK or the US just because they have "something to offer". And I don't think the majority of engineers in other countries can even afford the plane ticket let alone jump countries.

My conclusion: Your analogy of real life is inept. b:laugh

how about this people, i come from malaysia, that is just directly south of thailand. btw just because you don't know how doesn't mean there isn't a way. let me show you one, which only works if you are a girl. have a kid in US while you are studying there. see what happens.

here is a link go read.
http://www.ukmigrationvisas.com/Highly-skilled-migrant-programme.php

it's possible. i'm not talking whether they have the means to make it happen, i'm saying it's possible. and the best way to do it that i know of is try to finish the last year of your college in the country you want to be in, and just pray hard as hell you are good enough to be offered a job and a working visa to the country.

if you can't then it's like being a low lvl **** who can't read the requirements and try to apply to a big faction

shhhhhhhh everybody


spoons is watching b:avoid

Deceptistar - Sanctuary wrote: »

(p.s to others. I meant 3rd world county as in the ones who cant afford to have this kind of entertainment. muchless a PC or a MMO.)

lol but if they can't afford it i highly doubt they can afford a good education to allow them to be considered skilled. and that is my whole argument, if you have the skill nothing will change like people in 3rd world country who can't afford education.

But if you do, well knowledge will take you places b:victory

p.s. i was honestly hoping for a good debate to go on... but i guess not, maybe i should start a topic on something controversial

Evga - Sanctuary wrote: »

lol but if they can't afford it i highly doubt they can afford a good education to allow them to be considered skilled. and that is my whole argument, if you have the skill nothing will change like people in 3rd world country who can't afford education.

But if you do, well knowledge will take you places b:victory

p.s. i was honestly hoping for a good debate to go on... but i guess not, maybe i should start a topic on something controversial

When i say real world i take in to account the whole thing=rich and the poor same as with the whole of PWI=every active player. You are saying it is easy to jump ship in real life with country or citizenship but your squeezing your views to only the pple who can actually afford it and have the luxury of choice.

Jesus, how in the hell did this thread turn into a political/ethical debate about India and Brazil?

TheHunter_ - Sanctuary wrote: »

who the fk is this miriam (or was it mariadi or marinad or w/e)??
ive heard tht she(/he) is wife of nef's leader..well im old nef...and back then nef's leader was girl charr (falls)..who is it now?
well..anyway heres a word for u..

SHOW SOME RESPECT FOR WHAT OLD NEF MEMBERS HAVE DONE FOR U!
dont be so cocky *****!u cant afford it even u made a pixelblowjob..its jst not quite enuf...



well..i wish sas wud still be here...he was one of the best guild leaders i ever knew!!

agreed.. trying too hard.. learn how to respect

Lothian - Sanctuary wrote: »

Why do you care so much about other people's relationships? Are you jealous of their happiness or something?

I guess you've just had a bad experience yourself, forum troll.

Why do you care Nef alt?

post count of 3= Forum troll?

My statement is based on something Devalis actually said on vent.

ie. Nef alt. Possibly Devalis himself, which means what I said struck a nerve on someone.

If it is Devalis, hows it feel to be an unwanted leader?

A guy who acts tough online to make up being a stick-thin wedgie target with all the social grace of a rabid chihuahua?

Or maybe your Miriade, a person who can't speak basic English, jumps into someones pants when they flash some cash, a high-pitched annoyance that Nef members put up with just to stay in the faction.

Can a GM or moderator close this thread? This is too low lvl already to stay open.

Miriade - Sanctuary wrote: »

Can a GM or moderator close this thread? This is too low lvl already to stay open.

Actually, QQ and Drama levels up threads.

Bobbyjoe - Sanctuary wrote: »

TBH if you are grateful you would hold the rules they held and no trash talking in WC/public forums

Stuff like this would have gotten you kicked out of nef. This one BM from Soviet posted in WC and I QUOTE "get them my nef comrades and win" and he was scolded for it

props to you on that one. you nailed that one right on the head.

AndromedaB - Sanctuary wrote: »

> _ >

You have 4x more posts than me and You didn't know this?